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Munir delighted with debut
Barcelona's Munir El Haddadi was left elated after the 18-year-old netted on his first-team debut at Camp Nou on Sunday.
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Barcelona 3 Elche 0
Luis Enrique's reign as Barcelona coach began in style as Lionel Messi inspired the 10-man Catalans to a 3-0 hammering of Elche at Camp Nou.
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Russian Premier League Review
Zenit's best ever start to a top-flight season continued on Saturday as they beat Amkar Perm 2-0 to make it five wins out of five.
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Bundesliga Review
A 94th-minute Koo Ja-cheol penalty for Mainz cruelly denied Paderborn victory in their first ever Bundesliga match.
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Preview: Millwall v Southampton
Millwall manager Ian Holloway is hoping a positive result against Southampton in the League Cup inspires an improvement in the Championship.
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Primeira Liga Review
Sporting Lisbon snatched a late win 1-0 win over Arouca despite Nani missing a penalty upon his return to the Primeira Liga on Saturday.
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Sfaxien 1 Setif 1
Sfaxien progressed to the CAF Champions League semi-finals as group winners after a late equaliser earned a 1-1 draw at home to Setif.
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CAF Confederation Cup Review
Al Ahly and Sewe Sport booked CAF Confederation Cup semi-final spots after seeing off the respective threats of Etoile Sahel and Nkana.
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Klopp assumes blame for poor start
Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp shouldered the blame for his side's poor start in Saturday's 2-0 Bundesliga loss to Bayer Leverkusen.
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Bundesliga Review
Roger Schmidt's Bayer Leverkusen reign started in style and Hannover heaped more pressure on Jens Keller with a win over Schalke.
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Report: Dortmund 0 Leverkusen 2
Karim Bellarabi scored the Bundesliga's fastest goal as Bayer Leverkusen beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0 to open Rodger Schmidt's reign in style.
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Preview: Rayo v Atletico
Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone is keen to avoid the tag of favourites when his side begin their Liga title defence at Rayo Vallecano.
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J.League Review
Two goals in six minutes handed Megumu Yoshida his first league win in charge of Sagan Tosu, as they beat Omiya Ardija 3-1 on Saturday.
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UEFA Europa League Review
Tottenham produced a late turnaround to beat AEL 2-1 in the Europa League on Thursday, while Astra shocked Lyon with a 2-1 away win.
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Sassuolo 4 Cittadella 1
An impressive second-half display saw Sassuolo ease into the Coppa Italia fourth round after beating Cittadella 4-1.
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Rwanda appeal hearing on Wedneday
Rwanda will hear the result of their appeal against disqualification from the Africa Cup of Nations on Wednesday.
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Pochettino hails impact of subs
Tottenham coach Mauricio Pochettino praised the impact of his substitutes after a late turnaround earned a 2-1 Europa League win at AEL.
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League One Preview
Fleetwood Town manager Graham Alexander has warned his side against complacency as they aim to continue their perfect start in League One.
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AEL 1 Tottenham 2
Late goals from Roberto Soldado and Harry Kane gave Tottenham a 2-1 win at AEL in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League play-off.
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Koeman: Schneiderlin not leaving
Southampton manager Ronald Koeman has reiterated that Morgan Schneiderlin will not be allowed to leave the club.
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Bowyer: Hull want Rhodes
Blackburn Rovers manager Gary Bowyer has revealed that Hull City have made an approach for Scotland forward Jordan Rhodes.
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Coppa Italia Review
Serie A sides may not have been involved in Sunday's Coppa Italia ties but four penalty shoot-outs ensured plenty of drama.
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Ligue 1 Review
Newcomers Leandro Jardim and Marcelo Bielsa are both still looking for their maiden Ligue 1 wins after Monaco and Marseille lost on Sunday.
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Valencia 2 Milan 1
Valencia prepared for their new era under billionaire Peter Lim in encouraging fashion with a 2-1 friendly win over Milan on Sunday.
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Motta suffers broken nose
Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed Thiago Motta suffered a broken nose when he was headbutted in the tunnel by Bastia's Brandao on Saturday.
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DFB-Pokal Review
Bundesliga side Stuttgart were dumped out of the DFB-Pokal on Saturday after losing 2-0 at second-tier club Bochum.
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Coppa Italia Review
The big guns may not have been in Coppa Italia action on Saturday, but Spezia and Virtus Entella gave fans drama in their respective ties.
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League One Review
Yeovil Town's poor return to League One continued on Saturday but Barnsley bounced back with a 2-1 win at Crewe Alexandra.
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Klopp taking no risks with Reus
Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp will not be taking any risks with Marco Reus following his three-month injury lay-off.
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Allardyce reflects on loss
West Ham United manager Sam Allardyce felt his side were unlucky in losing 1-0 to Tottenham on Saturday.
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Spurs buoyant despite 'unfair' red
Tottenham's last-gasp 1-0 win at West Ham United left head coach Mauricio Pochettino in buoyant mood despite lamenting an "unfair" red card.
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J.League Review
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Marco Reus and Neven Subotic returned from injury as Borussia Dortmund eased to a 4-1 DFB-Pokal first-round win over Stuttgarter Kickers.
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Pearson confirms Cambiasso interest
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Borussia Dortmund face minnows Stuttgarter Kickers in their DFB-Pokal opener on Saturday as they aim to go one better than last season.
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Lambert not expecting Vlaar exit
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert claims he is not concerned about rumours linking captain Ron Vlaar with a move to Southampton.
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USA 'formidable' without Woods
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Hansen: Smith to start
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen has confirmed that Ben Smith will start at full-back in Saturday's Rugby Championship clash with Australia.
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Alembekova takes walk gold
Elmira Alembekova won gold ahead of Anezka Drahotova in the 20 kilometres walk on day three of the European Athletics Championships.
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Cook not concerned about Broad
England captain Alastair Cook is certain that Stuart Broad's broken nose will not be an issue during the fifth Test with India.
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Argentina near full-strength
Argentina have named a near full-strength squad to face South Africa in their Rugby Championship opener in Pretoria on Saturday.
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Contador announces Vuelta return
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Pochettino impressed with Spurs
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino was left delighted after beating Schalke in his White Hart Lane bow.
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Eredivisie Review
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More expected of Deulofeu
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Broad set for fifth-Test return
England expect Stuart Broad to be fit for their fifth Test against India after the seamer suffered a broken nose on Saturday.
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Pelle own-goal decisive
Ronald Koeman's St Mary's Stadium bow ended in a 1-0 defeat to Bayer Levekusen thanks to an own goal from new signing Graziano Pelle.
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Stekelenburg in Monaco loan switch
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Contento set for Bordeaux switch
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Vlaar returns in Parma draw
Aston Villa captain Ron Vlaar made his return to club action on Saturday as Paul Lambert's men were held to a 0-0 draw by Parma.
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West Ham beat Schalke on penalties
Jussi Jaaskelainen was the hero as West Ham United claimed a 7-6 penalty shoot-out win over Schalke after a 0-0 draw on Saturday.
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Leicester held at Preston
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Late Falque penalty spares Spurs
A late Iago Falque penalty prevented Mauricio Pochettino losing his first match as Tottenham coach as Seattle Sounders claimed a 3-3 draw.
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Pujara targets 350 for victory
Cheteshwar Pujara believes a second-innings total of 350 will give India a chance of sealing victory over England in the second Test.
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Wozniacki, Vinci ease into final
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Wenger eyes new faces
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Pre-Season Friendlies Review
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Barthel, Scheepers into Bastad final
Germany's Mona Barthel produced a dogged display against Silvia Soler-Espinosa to book a Swedish Open final meeting with Chanelle Scheepers.
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Brazil to name coach on Tuesday
Luiz Felipe Scolari’s successor as Brazil head coach will be announced on Tuesday, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has announced.
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Returning Fletcher nets twice
Steven Fletcher marked his return from injury with two goals as Sunderland recorded a 5-1 win in their pre-season opener at Darlington 1883.
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Juve 'champions' inspire Morata
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Suarez opts against Honduras stay
Luis Fernando Suarez has confirmed that he has left his post as Honduras coach following the FIFA World Cup.
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The world now knows Costa Rica
Giancarlo Gonzalez says Costa Rica have achieved their FIFA World Cup goal of alerting a wider audience to their country's football.
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Mexico stars want Herrera stay
Mexico duo Giovani dos Santos and Miguel Layun want coach Miguel Herrera to be retained despite a second-round FIFA World Cup exit.
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Huntelaar almost rejected penalty
Netherlands forward Klaas-Jan Huntelaar revealed a penalty slump almost made him turn down their match-winning spot-kick against Mexico.
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Hitzfeld: No man marking for Messi
Switzerland will not employ any special measures to cope with Lionel Messi when they face Argentina on Tuesday, says coach Ottmar Hitzfeld.
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Unpredictable Robben praised
Netherlands captain Robin van Persie has hailed the unpredictable nature of Arjen Robben after starring in the FIFA World Cup group stage.
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Cornet revels in shock triumph
Alize Cornet was left struggling to take in her achievement after she sent world number one Serena Williams crashing out at Wimbledon.
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Federer relieved to reach week two
Seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer was relieved to reach the championships' second week after easing past Santiago Giraldo.
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Algeria draw on 1982 inspiration
Algeria coach Vahid Halilhodzic sees no reason why his side cannot upset the odds and beat Germany in a FIFA World Cup for a second time.
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Herrera expects final berth
Mexico coach Miguel Herrera will not be content to just reach the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals.
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Hong: World Cup failure my fault
South Korea coach Hong Myung-Bo has accepted the blame for his team's FIFA World Cup failure as he weighs up whether to stay on.
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Modric and Rakitic were invisible
Former Croatia coach Zlatko Kranjcar has slammed Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic for their invisible performances in the FIFA World Cup.
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Inter confirm M'Vila talks
Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio has confirmed that the club are in talks with Rubin Kazan regarding the transfer of Yann M'Vila.
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Marseille in Batshuayi swoop
Marseille have completed the signing of Belgium international Michy Batshuayi from Standard Liege.
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Cameroon president demands inquiry
Cameroon president Paul Biya has demanded an inquiry into the country's "unfortunate" disappointment at the FIFA World Cup.
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Babatunde wrist surgery a success
Nigeria have confirmed that Michael Babatunde has had successful surgery after breaking his wrist against Argentina on Wednesday.
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Rueda eyes Ecuador stay
Reinaldo Rueda is keen to remain in charge of Ecuador despite suffering FIFA World Cup disappointment.
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Cameroon official wants assessment
Cameroon's minister for sport and physical education Adoum Garoua says the country's FIFA World Cup disappointment needs urgent assessment.
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Kim Ho points the finger at Park
Former South Korea coach Kim Ho has labelled Park Chu-young as the current squad's "biggest disappointment" at the FIFA World Cup.
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Bolt will bypass Glasgow - Johnson
Former sprinter Michael Johnson said he does not expect Olympic 100m champion Usain Bolt to compete at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in July.
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Russia ace says ban Suarez after WC
Ex-Russia midfielder Konstantin Zyryanov says "wild" Luis Suarez should be banned if found guilty of biting, but only after the World Cup.
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Vidal is the key for Chile
Juninho Pernambucano believes Arturo Vidal could hold the key to Chile beating hosts Brazil in the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup.
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Hitzfeld: We all screwed up
Switzerland coach Ottmar Hitzfeld is not blaming individuals for their 5-2 defeat against France, insisting everyone "screwed up".
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Rooney omitted from XI
Wayne Rooney is among a host of players to miss out as Roy Hodgson rotates his squad for England’s FIFA World Cup clash with Costa Rica.
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FIFA clears Mexico over chanting
FIFA have cleared Mexico of improper conduct after their fans were reported to have sung offensive chants against Cameroon.
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Ibisevic: Bosnia blame not equal
Bosnia-Herzegovina star Vedad Ibisevic has suggested that some players are more responsible than others for their FIFA World Cup failure.
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Gago unconcerned by winning 'ugly'
Argentina midfielder Fernando Gago does not think that winning "ugly" against Iran is a matter for concern.
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Zapata: Don't be fooled by Japan
Colombia defender Cristian Zapata has warned his team-mates to not be fooled by Japan's unimpressive start to the FIFA World Cup.
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Iran complain over unjust referee
The Iranian Football Federation have filed a complaint with FIFA regarding "unjust" refereeing in Saturday's World Cup defeat to Argentina.
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Redknapp refuses to reveal dodgers
Harry Redknapp has refused to appease Steven Gerrard by revealing which players he claims shirked England duty during his time at Tottenham.
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Mendez: Losing helped Ecuador
Ecuador midfielder Edison Mendez believes his team's late defeat to Switzerland has had a positive impact on their FIFA World Cup campaign.
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M'Bia: Bonus row had an impact
Cameroon midfielder Stephane M'Bia has acknowledged that a pre-tournament bonus row has impacted on their FIFA World Cup performances.
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Mexico have learnt from mistakes
Rafael Marquez is certain that Mexico have learnt from qualifying errors as they target a place in the FIFA World Cup knockout phase.
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Alves blasts Fred criticism
Brazil full-back Dani Alves has slammed criticism of his under-fire team mate Fred as "idiotic".
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Earn redemption, Finke tells team
Cameroon coach Volker Finke has told his players to earn redemption against Brazil following a dismal FIFA World Cup campaign.
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Albiol plays down training bust-up
Spain defender Raul Albiol has played down reports of a bust-up between Cesc Fabregas and coach Vicente del Bosque.
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Herrera: Don't spoil everything
Mexico coach Miguel Herrera has reminded his players that they will spoil all their hard work if they do not beat Croatia on Monday.
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Honda: We lack ideas
Keisuke Honda was left frustrated by Japan's lack of creative spark in their 0-0 FIFA World Cup draw with Greece.
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Rooney sorry for World Cup exit
England striker Wayne Rooney has apologised to the nation's fans following their FIFA World Cup elimination.
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Hodgson remaining optimistic
England manager Roy Hodgson still expects big things from his squad despite their FIFA World Cup elimination.
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Phelps makes finals in Santa Clara
American Michael Phelps reached the 100m freestyle and 100m fly finals in Santa Clara in his first full meet since ending his retirement.
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Queiroz wary of Argentina geniuses
Head coach Carlos Queiroz has acknowledged that Argentina's "geniuses" will not need to be at their best to beat his Iran side on Saturday.
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Queiroz wary of Argentina geniuses
Head coach Carlos Queiroz has acknowledged that Argentina's "geniuses" will not need to be at their best to beat his Iran side on Saturday.
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Prandelli: We deserved to lose
Head coach Cesare Prandelli has admitted Italy deserved their 1-0 FIFA World Cup loss to Costa Rica on Friday.
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Gyan demands an improvement
Ghana forward Asamoah Gyan has demanded an improvement from his team-mates when they face Germany on Saturday in the FIFA World Cup.
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Nigeria saddened by bomb blast
Nigeria team officer Ben Alaiya has spoken of the sadness within the squad following a bomb blast in their country on Wednesday.
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15 arrested for England attack
The Sao Paulo military police have confirmed that 15 people were arrested for an attack on England fans on Friday.
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Prandelli 'fears' Costa Rica
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli has revealed that he "fears" his side's upcoming FIFA World Cup opponents Costa Rica.
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Kompany misses training
Belgium coach Marc Wilmots has revealed that a groin strain forced Vincent Kompany to miss training on Thursday.
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Del Bosque expects consequences
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque declared that there will be "consequences" to their embarrassing FIFA World Cup elimination.
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Conejo backs Navas to shine
Former Costa Rica star Luis Gabelo Conejo has tipped compatriot Keylor Navas to become one of the world's best goalkeepers.
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Rueda keeps faith in starters
Ecuador coach Reinaldo Rueda will not make any changes ahead of their second FIFA World Cup Group E match against Honduras on Friday.
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De Jong: Ignore the 'euphoria'
Netherlands midfielder Nigel de Jong has demanded his team-mates do not to get lost in the "euphoria" created by their 5-1 win over Spain.
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Klinsmann not fazed by expectations
United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann believes his country's supporters should expect the team to go far in the FIFA World Cup.
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Beitashour: Second up for grabs
Iran defender Steven Beitashour believes second spot in Group F at the FIFA World Cup is there for the taking for his side.
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Beckenbauer to assist in FIFA probe
Franz Beckenbauer has told FIFA that he will assist with their ethics investigation into the World Cup bidding process.
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Samaras: Score flattered Colombia
Greece forward Georgios Samaras believes their 3-0 defeat to Colombia on Saturday flattered Jose Pekerman's side.
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Vidal expects Spain response
Chile midfielder Arturo Vidal is expecting Spain to show their true quality when the two sides meet on Wednesday.
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Alba: No excuse for shocking loss
Spain defender Jordi Alba said fatigue was no excuse for their 'shocking' 5-1 FIFA World Cup defeat to Netherlands on Friday.
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Pranjic in contention for Cameroon
Croatia defender Danijel Pranjic expects to be fit to play his country's crucial FIFA World Cup clash with Cameroon.
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Ochoa: Mexico will only get better
Guillermo Ochoa has warned upcoming opponents Brazil that Mexico will only get stronger ahead of their FIFA World Cup clash.
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Casillas: I am to blame
Iker Casillas has taken responsibility for Spain's 5-1 FIFA World Cup humiliation at the hands of the Netherlands on Friday.
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Hodgson: Welbeck fit for Italy
England manager Roy Hodgson has declared Danny Welbeck fit to feature in their FIFA World Cup Group D opener against Italy on Saturday.
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Peralta: We've achieved nothing yet
Mexico forward Oribe Peralta has reminded his team-mates that they have achieved nothing yet despite winning their FIFA World Cup opener.
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Suarez ruled out
Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez has confirmed that Luis Suarez will not start his team's FIFA World Cup opener against Costa Rica on Saturday.
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Lovren: Brazil win a 'FIFA scandal'
Croatia defender Dejan Lovren has labelled Thursday's controversial FIFA World Cup loss to hosts Brazil a "scandal".
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Lazio confirm Pioli appointment
Lazio have announced the appointment of Stefano Pioli as head coach following Edoardo Reja's resignation.
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Mogilevets rues Shirokov injury
Russia midfielder Pavel Mogilevets has spoken of his disappointment about injured captain Roman Shirokov missing the FIFA World Cup.
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Sagna: Wenger changed my life
Bacary Sagna has thanked Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger for changing his life in a parting message to the club and fans.
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Sagna: Wenger changed my life
Bacary Sagna has thanked Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger for changing his life in a parting message to the club and fans.
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Hart lauds defenders as 'warriors'
Joe Hart has given the "warriors" in England's defence a vote of confidence ahead of the side's FIFA World Cup opener against Italy.
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Garay wary of Bosnia aerial threat
Argentina defender Ezequiel Garay is wary of Bosnia-Herzegovina from set-pieces ahead of their FIFA World Cup opener.
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Hajrovic downplays Argentina threat
Bosnia-Herzegovina winger Izet Hajrovic has downplayed the threat posed by FIFA World Cup Group F rivals Argentina.
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Iran can be a surprise - Queiroz
Carlos Queiroz has warned Group F opponents that his Iran team will not be pushovers at the FIFA World Cup.
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Preview: Mexico v Cameroon
Cameroon and Mexico will hope to put their pre-tournament issues to one side when they get their FIFA World Cup campaigns under way.
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Brazil final scalp like an 'orgasm'
Argentina legend Diego Maradona claims that beating hosts and bitter rivals Brazil in the FIFA World Cup final would be "like an orgasm".
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Vialli: Pirlo will be decisive
Former Italy international Gianluca Vialli is expecting Andrea Pirlo to be decisive at both ends of the pitch during the FIFA World Cup.
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USA-born Beitashour avoids politics
America-born Iran defender Steven Beitashour is ignoring political tensions between the two nations as he prepares to fulfil his dream.
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Karagounis talks up Greece
Giorgos Karagounis has warned other countries to write off Greece at their peril as they prepare their assault on the FIFA World Cup.
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Bulls points deduction upheld
Super League club Bradford Bulls have had their six-point penalty upheld by an independent panel.
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Vialli: England don't like pressure
Former Italy star Gianluca Vialli thinks his compatriots will handle the pressure of the FIFA World Cup better than Group D rivals England.
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Welbeck misses England training
Danny Welbeck missed training on Wednesday with a thigh injury as England prepare for their FIFA World Cup opener against Italy on Saturday.
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Jones feared for World Cup place
England defender Phil Jones has revealed that he feared for his FIFA World Cup chances after injuring a shoulder at the end of last season.
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Bierhoff: Klose can be decisive
Germany general manager Oliver Bierhoff is convinced Miroslav Klose will justify his selection at the FIFA World Cup.
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Oxlade-Chamberlain can play a role
England midfielder Jack Wilshere is confident that injured team-mate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain can play a key role at the FIFA World Cup.
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Herrera: Success is possible
Mexico coach Miguel Herrera believes the possibilities are endless for his side at the FIFA World Cup after arriving in the "best spirit".
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Dellas warns of Japan threat
Former Greece international Traianos Dellas has singled out Japan as his country's most dangerous rival at the FIFA World Cup.
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Lahm expects Germany midfield role
Versatile Germany captain Philipp Lahm expects to continue to midfield reinvention at the FIFA World Cup.
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Cadamuro unconcerned about defence
Algeria defender Liassine Cadamuro is convinced that the team's defence will not be a cause for concern at the FIFA World Cup.
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Hong wary of counter-attacks
South Korea coach Hong Myung-bo hopes to learn more about his side's ability to defend counter-attacks ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
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Costa Rica can 'make history'
Costa Rica forward Marcos Urena has insisted the Central American nation can "make history" at the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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World Cup 2014: Chile
The 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil will see 32 teams battle it out for football's ultimate prize. Here we profile Chile.
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WC 2014: Arturo Vidal (Chile)
The 2014 FIFA World Cup will bring together standout players from right across the globe. Here we profile Chile's Arturo Vidal.
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Hibs 0 Hamilton 2 (aet, 3-4 pens)
Hibernian have been relegated from the Scottish Premiership after a 4-3 defeat on penalties in their play-off against Hamilton Academical.
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McIlroy victorious at Wentworth
Rory McIlroy made the most of Thomas Bjorn's front-nine capitulation to triumph in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.
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Kings XI thump Daredevils
Kings XI Punjab warmed up for the Indian Premier League play-offs with a seven-wicket thrashing of rock-bottom Delhi Daredevils.
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Puig gets first Puerto Rico WTA win
Monica Puig has become the first Puerto Rican to win a WTA event after beating Silvia Soler-Espinosa in the Internationaux de Strasbourg.
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Bouchard clinches first WTA title
Eugenie Bouchard recovered from a second-set slip-up against Karolina Pliskova to win her first WTA title at the Nuremburg Versicherungsup.
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Greuther Furth 1 Hamburg 1
Hamburg dramatically preserved their Bundesliga status courtesy of an away goal in a 1-1 play-off draw at Greuther Furth.
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Osasuna barrier collapse injures 68
Osasuna have confirmed a man broke a leg and 67 others were also injured when a barrier collapsed at El Sadar against Real Betis on Sunday.
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La Liga Wrap
Osasuna and Real Valladolid have been relegated from La Liga following a dramatic final day on Sunday.
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Tottenham 3 Aston Villa 0
Tottenham secured an emphatic 3-0 Premier League win over Aston Villa on Sunday in what could be Tim Sherwood's final game in charge.
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Sunderland survival stuns Poyet
Gus Poyet believes rival clubs will struggle to emulate Sunderland's Premier League great escape as they clinched safety on Wednesday.
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Ronaldo injured in Valladolid
Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo may be a doubt for the UEFA Champions League final after going off injured against Real Valladolid.
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La Liga Wrap
Atletico Madrid remain on course to win La Liga after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Valencia on Sunday.
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Scottish Premiership Wrap
Already-relegated Hearts beat Hibernian 2-1 in the season's final Edinburgh derby, while Celtic thrashed Inverness Caledonian Thistle 6-0.
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Serie A Wrap
Napoli edged closer to securing third spot in Serie A by drawing 0-0 at Inter on Saturday, but Fiorentina kept up the pressure.
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La Liga Wrap
Real Valladolid dented Barcelona's title bid with a 1-0 win, while Atletico Madrid have momentarily gone top after beating Celta Vigo 2-0.
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Gerardo Martino: Title race not over not over for Barcelona
Barcelona coach Gerardo Martino remained defiant about his team's title hopes after their dismal 1-0 defeat at Real Valladolid on Saturday.
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Schumacher condition unchanged
Michael Schumacher is still in the "wake up phase" as he battles to recover from injuries suffered in a skiing accident, says his manager.
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Murray feeling 'normal' again
Andy Murray is finally starting to "feel normal" following back surgery in September.
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Sharapova: Shorten men's matches
Maria Sharapova believes men's grand slam matches should be shortened from five sets to three.
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Winter Paralympics under way
Russia commemorated the start of the Winter Paralympic Games in Sochi with a spectacular opening ceremony at the Fisht Stadium on Friday.
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Alonso: Drivers need to be smart
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso believes drivers will have to be particularly clever when managing the new Formula One engines this season.
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Ancelotti applauds Real perfection
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti hailed the 6-1 UEFA Champions League hammering of Schalke on Wednesday as "the perfect match".
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Schalke 1 Real Madrid 6
Real Madrid's attacking stars aligned as they demolished Schalke 6-1 in Germany to all but secure a Champions League quarter-final place.
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Barcelona 6 Rayo Vallecano 0
Lionel Messi was in record breaking mood as Barcelona claimed a 6-0 win over Rayo Vallecano, while Atletico Madrid beat Real Valladolid 3-0.
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Grillo takes Africa Open lead
Argentinian Emiliano Grillo fired a nine-under 62 to take a two-shot lead into the final day of the Africa Open.
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Renault behind schedule
Renault have admitted that they still remain behind some of their Formula One rivals in terms of pre-season preparation.
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Martino: Messi silenced critics
Barcelona coach Gerardo Martino believes Lionel Messi silenced his critics with a two-goal display at Sevilla in La Liga action on Sunday.
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Real Madrid go top as Atletico lose at Almeria
Real Madrid moved to the top of the table thanks to their 4-2 win over Villarreal and Almeria beating Atletico Madrid 2-0.
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Ligue 1 Wrap
Lille moved up to third in Ligue 1 thanks to a 2-0 home win over struggling Sochaux on Saturday.
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Real Madrid 3 Atletico Madrid 0
Real Madrid avenged last season's Copa del Rey defeat to city rivals Atletico by beating them 3-0 to put one foot in this year's final.
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Villa beat West Brom in seven-goal thriller
Aston Villa notched their 300th Premier League win by battling from two goals down to beat Midlands rivals West Brom 4-3 at Villa Park.
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Norwich City 1 Fulham 1
Norwich City and Fulham will go to an FA Cup third-round replay after playing out a 1-1 draw at Carrow Road on Saturday.
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Norwich City 1 Fulham 2
A late Scott Parker strike handed Fulham a boost in the club's relegation battle as Rene Meulensteen's side triumphed 2-1 at Norwich City.
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David Moyes eyes Champions League glory for Manchester United
Manchester United manager David Moyes insists a club of their stature must aim to win the UEFA Champions League.
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Bayer Leverkusen hold firm to advance in Champions League
Bayer Leverkusen progressed to the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Real Sociedad.
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Inter 3 Parma 3
Nicola Sansone's first two Serie A goals of the season helped Parma to a thrilling 3-3 draw against Inter at San Siro on Sunday.
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Anderlecht 2 Benfica 3
Benfica kept alive their chances of qualifying for the UEFA Champions League knockout phase as Rodrigo secured a 3-2 win in stoppage time.
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Olympiacos 1 Benfica 0
Olympiacos took a big step towards the UEFA Champions League knockout phase with a gritty 1-0 win at home to Benfica.
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Wilshere lauds Fabregas
Arsenal star Jack Wilshere has hailed the impact that former team-mate Cesc Fabregas had on him at the beginning of his career.
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